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RACHEL MARTIN, HOST: For more on the nature and future of bipartisanship in Washington, we are joined by Democratic Senator Chris Coons of Delaware. Senator, thanks for being with us this morning.
CHRIS COONS: Always good to be with you, Rachel.
MARTIN: I want to ask some big-picture questions about how you see bipartisanship in Congress. But first, just the nuts and bolts - the voting rights bill. I mean, Republicans blocked this, didn t even allow debate on it. The filibuster, eliminating it, seems to be the Democrats only path forward. What s your take in this moment about the future of this legislation?
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REVEALED: Biden, 78, starts his day by lifting WEIGHTS, watches Morning Joe, treats himself to chocolate chip cookies and calls Hunter every night before bedtime
President Joe Biden, 78, starts his mornings by working out with weights – often times with a trainer, the Washington Post revealed in a Monday report
While living a relatively healthy life, Biden does have quite the sweet tooth
Most often he indulges in orange Gatorade and chocolate chip cookies . Ice cream is also one of the president s favorites
Biden keeps the outer Oval Office stocked with individually wrapped chocolate chip cookies and salt water taffy from Dolle s, a shop in Rehoboth Beach